"My black cat has to watch cat TV channels on YT—she loves watching the live feeds of the birds. She'll love this," one user said.

Oh, that movie meow, an Oscar-winning performance, after all. The black cat that led the animated film "Flow" has sailed into the hearts of many. And when I talked to the director, Gints ...

After “Flow” became the first Latvian film to win an Academy Award, the crew received much more than a warm welcome back home. Producer Matiss Kaza told IndieWire that when the Latvian ...

Flow, a wordless cat parable, won the Oscar for animated feature at Sunday’s 97th Academy Awards. The win gives Latvian filmmaker Gints Zilbalodis his first Academy Award. Flow was made with ...

Gints Zilbalodis’s “Flow” is the first Latvian film to get Academy Award nods, for animated feature and international ... guarded by two cat statues, in an allusion to the movie’s ...

Because of the lack of dialogue, and because Flow also doesn’t anthropomorphize its main characters — including a cute, wide-eyed cat, a capybara, a ring-tailed lemur, and a loyal Labrador ...

Dig into the settings on your computer, though, and you’ll find them. Apple included a bunch of new screensavers in recent releases, offering 4K videos of cityscapes and nature. They’re ...

In Gints Zilbalodis’ wondrously shimmering animated fable, a solitary black cat, after escaping a cataclysmic flood, navigates a water world. What brought things to this point is never explained.

This dialogue-free film from Latvia is lead by an animated cat (no name, no celebrity voice needed) who makes his way onto a boat with a bunch of other animals — dogs, lemurs, a crane, ...